Every Obsidian Flames card with its rarity, artist and text, plus the Charizard ex chase, pull rates and what is in the set.
By TCGGuy Team
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Every card in Obsidian Flames (SV03) in set order: 197 cards in the main set and 33 secret rares, 230 in all, from the TCGGuy Market Insights card catalog with card text from TCGdex. Search by name or number, filter by rarity, and tap a card to read it. Updated October 27, 2026.
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230 cards shown. Tap or click a card to enlarge it and read its text.
All 230 cards. Filter by rarity, search by name, number, artist or type, and tap or click a card to enlarge it and read its text. For the market value of every card, see the Obsidian Flames singles page on Market Insights.
Card numbering and rarity names follow the printed cards as catalogued by TCGGuy Market Insights. Card text, HP, types and illustrator credits come from the TCGdex open database (MIT licence). Basic Energy cards carry no illustrator credit.
Obsidian Flames (SV03) released on August 11, 2023 as the third main expansion of the Scarlet & Violet Series, and it is the Charizard set: a Darkness-type Charizard ex leads it in four prints, from the regular Double Rare to the gold Hyper Rare. It is also the set that introduced type-shifted Tera Pokémon ex. Charizard ex is Darkness, Tyranitar ex is Lightning and Eiscue ex is Fire; their Energy type and Weakness follow the new type while their attack costs keep the Pokémon's original type, and otherwise they play like any Tera Pokémon ex. The official page also points at Pidgeot ex, whose Quick Search Ability fetches any card from your deck once a turn (a nod to the 2004 Pidgeot), at Toedscruel ex's 280-damage Colony Rush, and at the illustration rares of Ninetales, Cleffa and Lechonk.
This page is the reference list: every Obsidian Flames card in set order, with the rarity names printed on the cards and used by most price trackers, the illustrator credit, and the card text. The other Scarlet & Violet era lists so far: Scarlet & Violet, Paldea Evolved. For pull-rate math and buying advice on a hard set, our Pitch Black pull rates article covers that; the 30th Celebration guide is the friendly end of the scale.
Obsidian Flames has 230 cards. Numbers 001 to 197 are the main set (every card is printed as its number over 197), and 198 to 230 are the 33 secret rares, whose number is higher than the set size. Rarity names below are the ones printed on the cards. Every tier in the set, with the card numbers it occupies:
| Rarity | Cards | Numbers | What it is |
|---|---|---|---|
| Common | 92 | 001/197 to 196/197 | The bulk of the set. Non-holo. |
| Uncommon | 74 | 003/197 to 197/197 | Non-holo; most Trainer cards sit here. |
| Rare | 10 | 025/197 to 188/197 | Holo rares: the regular print of the set's stronger non-ex Pokémon. |
| Double Rare | 21 | 015/197 to 179/197 | Every Pokémon ex in its regular art, Tera Pokémon ex included. |
| Ultra Rare | 12 | 210/197 to 221/197 | Full-art Pokémon ex and Supporters. |
| Illustration Rare | 12 | 198/197 to 209/197 | Scene-style alternate art of a non-ex Pokémon, each by a named illustrator. |
| Special Illustration Rare | 6 | 222/197 to 227/197 | The premium alternate-art Pokémon ex and Supporters. |
| Hyper Rare | 3 | 228/197 to 230/197 | Gold etched cards: Pokémon ex, Trainer cards and Basic Energy. |
The official expansion page lists these products (Market Insights tracks every one of them, see the end of this page):
21 Pokémon ex in the regular Double Rare print:
Tap or click a card to read its attacks and Ability.
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Figures come from three community trackers that agree within a few packs: a tracker's odds table, a 500-pack collector tally and a 108-pack box opening (all named in our notes). They are community-tracked, rounded, and not official Pokémon numbers; a single box can land anywhere around them.
| Rarity | Odds per pack | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Double Rare | about 1 in 7 packs | Five per 36-pack box. |
| Ultra Rare | about 1 in 15 to 17 packs | Two per box. |
| Illustration Rare | about 1 in 12 to 13 packs | About three per box. |
| Special Illustration Rare | about 1 in 28 to 32 packs | Roughly one per box, for any of the six SIRs. |
| Hyper Rare | about 1 in 50 packs | Two golds in three boxes, for any of the three. |
The practical reading: the odds above are for any card of that tier. The odds of the one card you are chasing are those odds divided by the number of cards in the tier, which is why a specific Special Illustration Rare is usually cheaper to buy as a single than to open for.
These are the easy years of the era. Obsidian Flames shares its odds with the other two 2023 sets, and from Paradox Rift onward The Pokémon Company tightened them: a Special Illustration Rare went from about 1 in 32 packs to about 1 in 47, then to about 1 in 85 from Temporal Forces, and the gold Hyper Rare from about 1 in 54 to 1 in 139 or longer. The Mega Evolution Series is harder still; our Pitch Black article walks through that math.
Charizard ex owns this set three times over. The Special Illustration Rare (223/197) by AKIRA EGAWA led the Market Insights value ranking when this page was built, the gold Hyper Rare (228/197) ranked fourth, and the full-art Ultra Rare (215/197) ranked fifth. Between them sit the Cleffa (202/197) and Ninetales (199/197) illustration rares, both called out on the official page, with Gloom (198/197) close behind. Pidgeot ex (225/197), the set's other playable chase, leads the remaining Special Illustration Rares.
The ten cards Market Insights ranked highest by market value when this page was built, most valuable first (the ranking moves; the live list is on Market Insights). Tap or click a card to read its text:
Ability Infernal Reign
When you play this Pokémon from your hand to evolve 1 of your Pokémon during your turn, you may search your deck for up to 3 Basic Energy cards and attach them to your Pokémon in any way you like. Then, shuffle your deck.
Burning Darkness 180+
This attack does 30 more damage for each Prize card your opponent has taken.
Grasping Draw
Draw cards until you have 7 cards in your hand.
Will-O-Wisp 20
Nine-Tailed Dance
Put 9 damage counters on 1 of your opponent's Pokémon. During your next turn, this Pokémon can't attack.
Ability Infernal Reign
When you play this Pokémon from your hand to evolve 1 of your Pokémon during your turn, you may search your deck for up to 3 Basic Energy cards and attach them to your Pokémon in any way you like. Then, shuffle your deck.
Burning Darkness 180+
This attack does 30 more damage for each Prize card your opponent has taken.
Ability Infernal Reign
When you play this Pokémon from your hand to evolve 1 of your Pokémon during your turn, you may search your deck for up to 3 Basic Energy cards and attach them to your Pokémon in any way you like. Then, shuffle your deck.
Burning Darkness 180+
This attack does 30 more damage for each Prize card your opponent has taken.
Inviting Scent
Switch in 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon to the Active Spot.
Leaf Step 20
Ability Quick Search
Once during your turn, you may search your deck for a card and put it into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck. You can't use more than 1 Quick Search Ability each turn.
Blustery Wind 120
You may discard a Stadium in play.
Punishing Scissors 10+
This attack does 50 more damage for each of your opponent's Pokémon in play that has an Ability.
Cut 70
Gust 20
Coordinated Pack
For each of your Benched Houndour, search your deck for a Basic Energy card and attach it to that Houndour. Then, shuffle your deck.
Focus Fangs 30
Flip a coin. If tails, this attack does nothing.
12 illustration rares, numbered 198 to 209, a small tier with a strong top end: Cleffa under a starry sky, Ninetales in its forest, Lechonk after a meal, and the Pidgey and Pidgeotto pair by Jerky that leads into the Pidgeot ex SIR. The artist is in the caption when you tap or click a card.
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Six Special Illustration Rares, numbered 222 to 227:
Tap or click a card to see the artist.
Three gold Hyper Rares close the set, numbered 228 to 230:
The 12 Ultra Rares (full-art prints of eight Pokémon ex plus the Supporters Geeta, Ortega, Poppy and Ryme) are in the full list above: pick the Ultra Rare pill to see them together.
We do not print prices in our guides because they go stale fast. TCGGuy Market Insights tracks every Obsidian Flames sealed product nightly, with a set index, seven-day movers and each product's history, and the singles page ranks every card in the set by market value.
Bottom line: Obsidian Flames is a Charizard set with everything that implies: one card carries the set's value, the odds of pulling any SIR are friendly but the odds of pulling that one are not, and the supporting cast of illustration rares is small but strong. Open it for the Charizard ex lineup and the type-shifted Tera cards; buy the Charizard ex SIR as a single if that is the card you want.
Stock on a third-year set comes and goes, so the link above always shows what is buyable right now. If a product shows sold out, use Notify me on its page and we will email you when more arrives. To follow the market for every product in the release, sealed prices are tracked nightly on Market Insights (no login needed):
See the whole set on Market Insights →
Reviewed and edited by TCGGuy.
Set facts are from the official Pokémon TCG site's expansion and product pages. Pull rates are community-tracked figures, not official Pokémon numbers. Card text and illustrator data via TCGdex (MIT). Card images are the property of The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Creatures, and GAME FREAK and are shown for identification. Card values change constantly.
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